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When the weather turns colder, we lock our houses up tight. While this is great for our comfort and excellent for our heating bill, it's not so ideal for the air quality inside our homes.

If you're like most log home enthusiasts, you've invested months--even years-- researching, designing, and planning your log home. And unless you're a first-time homebuyer or have exceptionally deep pockets, you will have to sell your existing house to get the down payment for your log home.

To make sure your home makes a great first--and lasting--impression, experts suggest some tried-and-true principles that will increase your home's “wow factor” when you're designing your home or after your home is built. This article in Log Cabin Homes Magazine provides some great suggestions.

It's easy to heat up your home's design with the perfect fireplace.. Use this article in Timber Home Living to navigate through your options.

Fall is a great time of year to do some of those home maintenance chores you've been putting off during the hot, summer months. This article in PermaChink Systems provides some insightful tips for cleaning and finding/stopping air leaks in the home https://www.alhloghomes.com/blog-library/ps-Easy-Fall-Maintenance.pdf

Ever wonder why some logs have cracks in them while others don't? This article in Log Home Living shows you how this happens and when you need to be concerned.